Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?

[Irrelevant]

Corrections allow opportunity to make some bank.

Yep, but when is this more than a correction, specifically?

 

[TOGIE]

Corrections are normal part of the market. This market was very highly priced historically. Corrections allow opportunity to make some bank.

this being a correction implies that something was previously askew.

this is a reaction to something being made askew

 

[BuzzH]

For all the Cramer followers. Easiest call in the history of the market and he blew it. If he was my financial planner and/or I hired him for an economic show, I'd fire him, right now, no question.

Only thing he got right, he's a sucker.

 

[brymoore]

Yep, but when is this more than a correction, specifically?

Bear market is 20% lower than the high. S&P is ~17% down from the high.

Monday?

 

[stealthy_bowman]

For all the Cramer followers. Easiest call in the history of the market and he blew it. If he was my financial planner and/or I hired him for an economic show, I'd fire him, right now, no question.

Only thing he got right, he's a sucker.

He’s just a showman. If you look at his calls over the years, he certainly hasn’t beat the S&P.

 

[Bonasababy]

Cramer?

The guy to follow...of course he's dead, but his legacy lives on...you'd also find Buffets recommendations for safe investing for normal folks to be awfully similar...

 

[MTGomer]

For all the Cramer followers. Easiest call in the history of the market and he blew it. If he was my financial planner and/or I hired him for an economic show, I'd fire him, right now, no question.

Only thing he got right, he's a sucker.

As of February, The Inverse Kramer Index averaged 11.9% return over the previous 5 years

 

[Treeshark]

this being a correction implies that something was previously askew.

In my opinion, the market was askew in the fact that it was overvalued and has been for a while. But I agree, recent governmental actions certainly did not help.

 

[Sytes]

 

[Irrelevant]

As of February, The Inverse Kramer Index averaged 11.9% return over the previous 5 years

I love that that's a "thing"